USB\VID_04C5&PID_12F9&MI_01
What this hardware ID is
USB\VID_04C5&PID_12F9&MI_01 is the identifier Windows uses for one exact piece of hardware. It is the reason a driver either fits your device or does not - Windows matches this code, not the name of your laptop. Here VEN_04C5 is the company that made the chip (Fujitsu, Ltd), and DEV_12F9 is the chip model.
Every driver listed below declares support for this exact code, so any of them will install on your device. Choosing between them:
- Take one that lists your Windows version and architecture - the badges are in the last column.
- A newer release date is usually the better start. If the newest one misbehaves, an older release is a perfectly normal fallback.
- SHA-256 verified means we downloaded that file ourselves and published its checksum and contents.
- Hardware ID
USB\VID_04C5&PID_12F9&MI_01- Bus
- USB
- Vendor
- Fujitsu, Ltd (04C5)
- Device
- 12F9
- Compatible drivers
- 3
Devices and driver packages with this ID
Makers ship drivers for this exact code under different names - all of them fit the same chip:
- Android Composite ADB Interface · Google, Inc.
- Nexus One (debug) · Google, Inc.
- Nexus Pixel Device (charging + debug) · Google, Inc.
Drivers supporting this hardware (3)
Not sure which one? Start with the row marked Recommended: the newest release that has a verified file for Windows 11 and 10.
DriverManufacturerVersionReleasedWindows / ArchDownload
- RecommendedNexus Pixel Device (charging + debug)SHA-256 verifiedGoogle, Inc.10.0.0.0November 17, 2014Windows 1064-bit32-bitDownload
- Android Composite ADB InterfaceSHA-256 verifiedGoogle, Inc.10.0.0.0November 17, 201464-bit32-bitDownload
- Nexus One (debug)SHA-256 verifiedGoogle, Inc.10.0.0.0November 17, 201464-bit32-bitDownload